Sounds good, but there's one caveat: If the Kubuntu users receive a packagekit upgrade via Discover, packagekit will attempt to upgrade itself while running. This causes a packagekit crash, from which the recovery is via the command line:
At this point, everything returns to normal, but for many users this can be problematic, especially in a stable release. While not a regression per se, the process would be problematic for Kubuntu users as they're the ones in Focal using this upgrade method. More advanced users can navigate this, but non-technical users would have a rough time.
Hi Julian,
Sounds good, but there's one caveat: If the Kubuntu users receive a packagekit upgrade via Discover, packagekit will attempt to upgrade itself while running. This causes a packagekit crash, from which the recovery is via the command line:
sudo dpkg --configure -a
sudo apt --fix-broken install
sudo apt full-upgrade
At this point, everything returns to normal, but for many users this can be problematic, especially in a stable release. While not a regression per se, the process would be problematic for Kubuntu users as they're the ones in Focal using this upgrade method. More advanced users can navigate this, but non-technical users would have a rough time.